Mother (When I Look At You)

When I was a child, I found a poem my mother wrote for the woman who raised her. I fell in love with it and over the years, I have looked for a way to immortalized this piece. When I began writing lyrics and rearranging my own poetry into songs, I asked her if she would allow me to do the same with her poem. She agreed and I was ecstatic! Her only request was that it be sung by a male baritone, which I was more than happy to oblige. This is her masterpiece! ❤️✨️ Lyrics: When I look at you Mother You're all I see, The woman who raised me and fixed my scraped knee. Each time I see you You're ageless to me, I don't see you grow older the way I do me. I see the Mother that I've always known, My Mom who blew me kisses And played with me in the snow. It makes it very hard to say what I feel, I want you to know that I Love You And I always will. When I look at you Mother You're all I see, The woman who raised me and fixed my scraped knee. Each time I see you You're ageless to me, I don't see you grow older the way I do me. I remember when you were a young woman too, Just a short while ago and young at heart still. You're more than my mother, you're my best friend too. To me you are the most beautiful woman in the world. When I look at you Mother You're all I see, The woman who raised me and fixed my scraped knee. Each time I see you You're ageless to me, I don't see you grow older the way I do me. I know that you still have all your hopes and your dreams. You're still young and vibrant and still learning things. When I look at you Mother You're all I see, The woman who raised me and fixed my scraped knee. Each time I see you You're ageless to me, I don't see you grow older the way I do me. No matter what your age is, or what reflection you may see, You'll always be MY MOTHER who fixed my scraped knee.